In this article, we try to shine a spotlight on the construction of consumption’s contemporary model. The beginning of the contemporary consumer model was in the United States where machine tools development and Scientific Management created a problem of manufactured goods abundance. | Contemporary model of consumption a historical overview and correspondence with Ibn Khaldoun s consumption cycle International Journal of Management IJM Volume 8 Issue 6 Nov Dec 2017 pp. 62 68 Article ID IJM_08_06_007 Available online at http ijm JType IJM amp VType 8 amp IType 6 Journal Impact Factor 2016 Calculated by GISI ISSN Print 0976-6502 and ISSN Online 0976-6510 IAEME Publication CONTEMPORARY MODEL OF CONSUMPTION A HISTORICAL OVERVIEW AND CORRESPONDENCE WITH IBN KHALDOUN S CONSUMPTION CYCLE SAHIB Amal-Oudiî and BOUAZIZ Abdelhaq Laboratoire de Mécanique Productique et Génie Industriel Ecole Supérieure de Technologie de Casablanca Hassan II University of Casablanca BP 8012 Oasis Casablanca Morocco ABSTRACT In this article we try to shine a spotlight on the construction of consumption s contemporary model. The beginning of the contemporary consumer model was in the United States where machine tools development and Scientific Management created a problem of manufactured goods abundance. Adopted solution was to stimulate consumption which necessitated a change in the American society. This change was achieved through many ways. After building the basic model many actions were done to perpetuate and export this model. Also we try to make correspondence between Ibn Khaldoun s consumption cycle and model s evolution phases. At the end we propose a direction of future research. Key words American consumer society Contemporary model of consumption Ibn Khaldoun s consumption cycle. Cite this Article SAHIB Amal-Oudiî and BOUAZIZ Abdelhaq Contemporary Model of Consumption A Historical Overview and Correspondence with Ibn Khaldoun s Consumption Cycle. International Journal of Management 8 6 2017 pp. 62 68. http IJM JType IJM amp VType 8 amp IType 6 1. INTRODUCTION Capitalism is a continuous source of crisis financial instability global warming rising of inequalities Chavagneux 2013 p7 . The .
